The Value Built Behind Supply Chains
Nuevo León is navigating an industrial transformation in which attracting investment alone no longer tells the full story of the state’s growth. The ability to integrate talent, technology, suppliers, and infrastructure is becoming a decisive strategic factor in consolidating new productive supply chains.
A conversation with Jorge Álvaro Gómez González, Director of Supply Chains at the Nuevo León Secretariat of Economy, offers a broader perspective on this process: strengthening productivity and creating the conditions for companies to find in the state an ecosystem fully capable of supporting their operations and expansion.
Against this backdrop, the Puerto Colombia project assumes particular strategic significance. Its development represents a critical piece of Nuevo León’s connectivity infrastructure — expanding commercial exchange possibilities and deepening the state’s ties to international markets.
The advance of nearshoring, alongside sectors such as advanced manufacturing, semiconductors, electromobility, automation, and technology services, is intensifying the need for efficient supply chains and infrastructure prepared to meet new industrial demands.
The challenge lies in converting that connectivity into greater productive capacity — attracting suppliers and generating new opportunities around industry.
The vision behind this transformation, and the strategic role of Puerto Colombia, in the pages of the new edition of Elite Business.
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